Losses Mount In Airlines Strike Echoes of a Peace Outlook
Washington AP reports ongoing airline strike talks with multimillion dollar wage losses and deep deadlock. Senators Morse proposes a federal takeover under a national emergency, while unions call for wage increases and airline management cites shared profits. Negotiations resume amid cautious optimism on wages and benefits.
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Congress
James J. Reynolds
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Senate
William J. Curtin
P.L. (Roy) Siemiller
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
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Reynolds
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Eastern
National
Northwest
Trans World
Three Pennsylvanians to be honored at Fort Campbell
At Fort Campbell Kentucky President Johnson awards medals to three members of the 101st Airborne Division for actions in Viet Nam. Spec 5 Donald Swalinsky Bloomsburg receives the Air Medal oak leaf cluster and Spec 4 Edwin Arnold Paoli earns the Army Commendation Medal.
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FT. Campbell
101St Airborne Division
Johnson
Viet Nam
Donald Swalinsky
Bloomsburg
Edwin Arnold
Paoli
Death investigation in Rome Township car found with stab wounds
An unidentified 20 to 25 year old woman was found dead with knife wounds in the rear seat of a light blue 1964 Chevrolet Chevelle, in Rome Township. Sheriff Fasula and coroner Higerd ruled homicide, noting hemorrhaging from multiple wounds and a non sexual motive. The vehicle, thought from Trumbull County, is under police examination as part of the case.
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Jefferson
Ohio
Rome Township
Ashtabula
Tom Fasula
J. R. Higerd
Ashtabula County
Sherif
Velle
Trumbull County
Robert Barnett
Sheriff's Deputies
Escape and rescue of captured pilot after six months
An American prisoner captured by Communists after his plane was shot down more than six months ago escaped from prison, fled through jungle for 23 days, and was rescued in difficult terrain. He was reported malnourished and in shock but now described as in satisfactory condition. Name withheld for security.
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Saigon
Thich
Hue Hong
South Viet Nam
International Control Com
Bond jumper Layman extradition case moves toward Ohio return
May Free, released on bond, fled to Corry and lived on Mead Avenue. On June 22, Corry police obtained a warrant to send Layman to Erie County for extradition to Ohio. Judge Elmer Evans advised Layman of rights. he waived extradition and was turned over to Hamilton County Deputy Sheriff George Pearcy. The Associated Press noted Layman was informed of his right to an attorney. Separately, the Supreme Court ruled that a recent decision on admissibility of statements is not retroactive and took effect with the decision’s 5 to 4 vote.
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Corry
Mead Avenue
Layman
Erie County
Ohio
Conlon
D. Jennings
Hamilton County
Elmer Evans
George T. Pearcy
Associated Press
Supreme Court
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